Blog - Barbara Chabanda, 34, still recalls when her baby fell sick during last year's El Niño-induced drought in Buhera, 222 kilometres from Harare, the capital city of Zimbabwe. Her baby, who was 12 ...

When Shupikai Komba gave birth to her son, the land around her village in Gokwe North was parched and cracked, the skies withholding rain for far too long. The sun bore down unrelentingly, and hunger ...

Discover how GPS collars are preventing deadly encounters between elephants and villagers in Hwange, Zimbabwe. Learn about ...

Zimbabwe is home to around 100,000 elephants, yet the country's capacity is only half that number. As villagers and elephants ...

Zimbabwe is currently grappling with a severe energy crisis, characterized by daily load-shedding lasting up to 16 hours.

It is one of the areas hardest hit by the drought. To make matters worse, it was in the path of Cyclone Idai which devastated Mozambique and parts of eastern Zimbabwe earlier this year. According to ...

At the heart of AVCLEP lies the goal of directly supporting 49,000 farmers—7,000 livestock-keeping and 42,000 ...

The drought, caused by El Niño – a weather phenomenon that leads to droughts or floods, a situation worsened by climate change – left more than half of Zimbabwe’s population of 15.1 million facing ...

ZIMBABWE is facing a severe energy crisis, with daily load-shedding lasting up to 16 hours, while neighbouring Zambia is cautiously optimistic about reducing its power outages by August 2025.

Zimbabwe's collaring project may offer a way forward. Sixteen elephants, mostly matriarchs, have been fitted with GPS collars, allowing rangers to track entire herds by following their leaders. But ...